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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

P Sy v,psc o Q, the lodge they repaired TO
iaIin" pafiors end spent some time par.
p,,SSS vi the rvpast furnished by Mr.
isree 90 IBIS lodge Is the Youngest 6u, thc
hers n .ne Stae, numbering 1913 mem
u O.ie, ~ IS quite difficult 10 hccomc a
csrot,,I OF this order, ss they are very
,m,,., uo' only IN election but In the ex.
sron"' ',on @, candidates. The lodges seem
"aous.u' and Will cndeavor in the next ak
S,'. TO secure representation IN The
AZ & Lodge. Anchor meets Mon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Gi:ts 10 the Endowment of Rich .
Inond College.

The ReHHouS HcraId Of this week de-
vote, lls leading editorial 10 an argument
for the endowment Of southern colleges,
and adds TO It the following postscript;
p. S.-Siuce writing she ab07o letter comes
10 ms with a check from Hon. G.. f. sampson: "
enclose check for ono thousand dollars to DO
used for the glory OF God IA connection win
Richmond College Hero Ia another from Dr.
r. =. Wise: d" enclose twOhundred dollars Ter
Richmond College. Hope you viii nave a
pleasant time at the coming commencement 81
ibe college" lie promises u send Two hundred
dollars moro soon Another brother writes :
o.. TIis il. the anniversary Of my marriage. anu
enclose my check for twenty-five dollars to
hclp cudow Richmond College. II - littlo, hui
svcfv little lelpAn A letter comes - u from
thomas !. Nottingham, 30, Of Norfolk, Va
At Tie rsk OF gaining his AT will we take rom
IL this sentence: " EHclosed you Will find my
check for two hundred ana nifty dollars on my
sui sc,lption 90 Richmond college ! am Wen
uleased. for nv entire family are now IN inc
church lie proposes - giyo ono thousand dol
lars 70 Richmond College 10 pay the tuition OF
q young man from year 10 year, tho interest,"
only 90 be used.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Successful Coupon Gases in the
HnsfingS Court.

AfiCrthc criminal DOCKET Dad becn us
ooscd If nm the Vu.tingS Court Yesterday, q
numbrr II coupon cases were taken AZ
about Gty people (mostly liquor-dealers
had paid their taxes under wuai Is KNOW
* Couron.Killcr No. /. Tn. mode OF set
tl,mcni is 10 pay money into the Treasury
and fender coupons at the same time. The
trcosurer received both, and returned The
cottpons 10 the Judge OF the Hastings Court
VIC empanellcd a jury to ascertain then
.cruincneeS. All the coupons winch had
hcen rendered were found to be genuine
YESTERDAY. ~ the bonds from which they
wcra cut we're produced in cour, by The pc
tuiOueIs. D.-
Tb,se facts were certified by the Cour
10 ihc Treasurer, and the money pAd VIII
he refunded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
nicl,Uuond Normal school.

The closing exercises Of this institution
"a part Of the public school SYSTEM VIII
lake place at tht First African church To-
night. The following is the pros ramne
address OF welcome, Annie +. Cough
essay. "A Good Name" Annie + Brown;
selection, "Ask Mamma" Mary N. Mitch
ell: selection, a May Queen" julia A.
ID. johnson; ESSAY. = Behind tbe Cloud
The sun Still Shines" Maggie T.. Chills
Election. speech OF Sergeant Buziuzz,'
George II. Fleming; yfledietOry, j. llenfy
CrTtebGeld; address, Rev. W. L. Hatcher,
ID. D.; address, Professor f; we9't ,el
Davis; presentation of Peabody medals
Governor Lee; comforting OF diplnm'si
senator J. Taylor Ellysou; benedlctlon
Rev. j. II. Holmes.
Mr.. :. T.. Beach is the principal OF Tho
tchOol.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

however. yery duIi up 70 noon but Later IN ths
afternoon I. was bulgsd 10 sc. by iccal buying
ana the ylst 70 statement showing dcgreaee
of gi0. O00 buslfOla Tho last half hour vas not
ten by any special event Trade was tnot
crate July closing tho mCrnin9 session ~ SKA
e3gIc, and The af'orDoon NJ $50. -Four hpn-
dred and forty-e'ght cars we're reported re-
coiYed today Con WA easier ana prros
ranged lower, hut TIE changes wore small and
unlmpofianf, and, tAA'ng ue day "a whole.
10 WIS decidedly unsatisfactory 0nS W
all ciasees u trades. ,teceipis Welg bbefm
ana Withdrawals from -. re large. me iosge
sold moderately at inside ngurnb al Eie,y
weIe said % BIO fair bdYfog Oriers. JuJ
opened at 3B3<c.. sold at 3Sitc., down 70 &c, up
20 SIC, and closed nj 3se. 'rOyisi0Ds we're
quiet but steady, and with but f2w interesting
features. Sca!pers we're the prn 'ipai traitors.
and fluctuations small. Shori-riDs sere favor
iies. and july cold early at lOs decline at f.S),
but firm. Lard was slow NJ 80 Cjts6 ~
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. June ia-PIour dull. whese
lower; No. red, cash, s0Ac. Juno. OS1c;
July, ~ E, as0ifc. Core lover and weak cash,
&c. June. 3lha.&c. Oats easy: cast, &C..
June. &c. July nominal az 4Hc. Whiskey
steady at 81 OA Provisions steady Pork irregu-
lar lew, 30. LAID, $40. Dry-ealled meats
oxedl-Shoulders, SD; lOng clear, $40:
Gle ar-rib, g. Is: short clear. g. 30 Bacon
Cyedl-ShoulGers, fB 2jai6 30; long clear.
fsS7l, Si&50; tlear-rib. sSs'a,HO; sh0r, cloar,
q c5ais.ia Hams steady az sii.s1asiL
CiNCISNATl
CIgcTsHarI. June i3--Flour easier: family,
sBi5af3 90; fancy. fian -. WheEi Oasisr No.
? red, s5c. Corn dun: No. . mixed, SIC. oats
Quot; No. 2 mixed, 9.a2ghc.. porx dun a.
gl59A isrd-Licht demand at i6.tO. Bulk
meats Grm: short rih, H75. Bacon quiet aad
nrm; short-Tib sS69h clear. $3.50. whiskey
steady II sI.C5. Hogs active and firm: COM
men ard light, tias5.l5: packing anl butch
cIs, a. pCaf 80.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. June 1a--Grain stosdy. Wheat
No. 2 red, S2c. COrn-No. . mixed, H%G:
white, dc 0ats-No :, 90c. Provisions very
firm. Bacon-Clear-rib sides. SSs7H clear
sides. 50: shoulders. 500. Bulk-mcats-Clear-
rib sides, s.: clear sides, 1875; shoulders, 81.
Mess pork nominal. Hsms-Sugarcurod, tiis
si2 30. Lard-Choice leaf, s.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, NJ c., June lA--Turpssine
frm az 3Ihc. Resin firm: strained, So.
good strained, eOc. Tar 1rm az si.IA Crude
mrpeLtine firm; hard, tiiO; yellos-dip, No;
virgin. s2G
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
HXw YORK, Juno I3.--Cotton--Net receipts,
none: grcss roccipts. 6i3 bales. Futures
closed easy; sales. 81 60 bales; June, til.i3i
fIl.4; July. ST. l9aslL2i; August, 81. S5stils6:
September. $40 s9aSi0 - October, $40 asii0N:
November. il0O6asi005: December. .i0.03s
flO.G: January, y06sfi0 eS
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(Rsported for The Dispatch.i
JUNE ia-Market firm. No transactions ro-
poTted Receipts Of stock from tho country
quite active ali last week. Prime. 3Ha3kc.:
fancy, &C.. common. 2a3c.; shelled, safe;
factory hand picked. 3itai4c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Death of ReiiGicusc AT Monte
Mnrin.

Yesterday morning at X O'Clock q llrgc
number Of sympl,hizing friend, gathered
ct tie Convent Of Visitation, Monte MIrI1,
to lay the aat tribute Of respect 10 sister
Mary Bcnrdio,a, who died on saturday
evening. She wa, known IN the world rs
Nr, Kcrcn. ana was from New York. She
Tad been "a widow SIX years before she
Joined the Visitation order in thi' city four
years 90.
Tins i, the tir-t instance in Richmond
where a married lady ever joined a r'li.
siou, order. SISTER Francisco de Chintll,
who has been calonized by the church,
founded the order uuoer the direction oil
II. Francs DC sales in the seventeenth cen
turJ. and she was q widow.
Jhi, j. the eighth death no the Visitation
Convent IN tWenty.One years. Out OF seven
si,ttI, who have not crossed The threshold
Of the Couvcn. since The year 1866 Only one
has died. The surviving sisters enjoy good
heath. The other seven who have died
were ladies VINO have Joined the order re-
eCutfV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Mnmndcn.Si.Incy COLLEGE.

Especial telegram to the Dispatcn.l
HANPDEN- SIDNEY COLLEGE, VA, June
1.-The baCca'aureatc sermon deliver
cd Yesterday morning 10 the grad.
uatiuc class by the president, Or. Ne
llWanc, Was the beginning OF the end
Of the MISUNDERSTANDING session Oh
Hamydtn.Sidncy College. Many strangers
from This and other States are here, and
The cougr,g ton vas large and di'tin.
sui.hcd. ne sermon was a mastery dis
course. In ,arcenes, ar breadth Of view,
accompanied by proiunGity OF thought. Il
was 4 sermon altogether worthy Of the
Cholr 81 Philosophy, which is linked with
The prc.idency Of The college.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

CHICAGO. June lathe dulness which pro-
vailed In the wheat pit to-day was In marked
contrast with the excitement of the closing
hour OF Saturday, when wheat dropped nearly
&C. under enormous unloading. IL Is said that
million bushels at -. under the average
trading ngure OF the day on Saturday. and IL
was also reported that the same combination.
In order 10 steady the market again, took two
million bushels more to-day. June wheat has
Of interest June sold to-day within s Nc.
range at &Ac. and 92&e July opened a.
size, and because the clique offered 70 take q
million bushels the scaipers pitched In and
July sold up TO s3kc., then fell back 10 S4e.,
and later went up 20 Sikc. The scalpers
ceeded In getting July up 10 s3Ac. Estimates
on the visible supply by this time began 10
show q decrease instead Of increase. aud ha,ped
the bulls In their endeayora Tho market vas,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
rires-Fireman Hurt.

AT q quarter TO 2 Sunday an alarm
- Gre was turned IN from Box 81. corner
Tiox and Gilmore streets. The cause was
the martial burning OF a frame house, No.
tSti Catherine street, occupied by Mary
Ma,,hews tcolorcd) aud owned by ii. q.
poUers. Damage about 800.
A. ihis fire a runner Of Steamer No. @,
william Trexler, was kicked by horse Oh
one leg and bSdly bruised.
s,eau, escaping from pipe 10 building
n, The orth side Of Cary street between
ThIrieenth and Fourteenth caused false
alarm 10 be tnfned in from Dox "a between
q and 7 O'Clock yesterday nlerning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

Mans lnhumanity TO woman makes countless
thousands mourn, would be an applicable ren-
ties she has suffered and pains undergone at
the hands OF unskilful physicians and quacss.
Naturally modest she suffers on until forced 70
consult physician regarding some female
difficulty which she we'll knows Il sapping her
strength. All this embarrassment can be
avoided and cure effected by purchasing DR..
Pierce $ " Iavorite Prescription OF your drug
git. anG taking as directed. Price reduced 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

IIiy teIeFTaph o tue IspaIfhI
Nh. Holly. y. j.. june "a Barclay
Peal YVES thi, afternoon found guilty OF
murder in the first degree. tie J, accused
~ mufd,Iipg Dts cousin, Katie Anderson.
lie shot her February SD, and she fingered
several weeks with a bullet in her brain.
An .prc,l Wi,i b, taken. Pelkc is only
itr,fi.N.oup IL Old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Railroaa Negotiations Closed.

CHARLESTON. ~. Va, June l3.-Ncg)-
tlationS which have been pending for two
year, lctWcDn the Chesapeake aud OHIO
md the kau1whl and ONO railways re-
eaGiug transfer across the kanIwha
river at his place were closed to-day. Its
the Intention To- have the transfer in opera
ton ~ the 1T OF september. The lime
between Tohdo, Cicyelaud, aud other
western cities and the Elst will thereby be
shortened son 90 bOur>.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Installation OF Omeers.

Deputy supreme Commander Cnari ~
". lIerwood installed the following om'
Gers Of old Dominion Lotge, ofdcr
Golden Cham, last evening: Past Com
mauder, ID. ". BOwles; Commander, =.
J. 8owles: Vice Commander, II. ). DoD-
son; Assistant Commander. Thomas D.
Dauce Prelale. +. o. wells; Guide, a. ..
kelsOn: Guardian. John 4. Ford; sentinel,
George II. MJers. large number were pres s'
enl. aud addresses we're made BY brotneis
CuIlie and Tyson, Of Jefferson Lodge. Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
PITIFUL SIGHT.

what saddor sight can be imagined than that
Of q noble man, whom the world can III afford
20 spnre. stricken down In the prime of use
ful life by consumption! Thousands arc yearly
filling cOusumptiycs' graves who might be
saved by the timely Use Of DR.. Pierce's " Golden
Medical Discovery which Is a positive cure
for consumption IN ia carly stages. II Is the
best Alternative and poct0ral in the world. All
druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
\ Baseball Butt.
IBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.

;
SALEM, Mass, june l5.-During game
II baseball ~ Marblehcad this afternoon
Smith Billings and Joseph Thomson, while
running TO catch bali. came together with
great force. Billings had his ironla-bone
cruslod m and also received a terrible
cash on The side OF the bead. Thompson
was badly burt. Billings was taken 10 the
salem Hospital, and his condition is critical.
Both men are ilsensible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
RIcHSoEp LIVESTOCK MARKET.

JUNE la-Receipts: lsi hosd cattle, l2) sheep
ard lamts. 2i6 hogs.
Sales: l7s head cattle, 10 sheep and lambs,
946 hogs.
Prices were as follows:
Cattle-Bcst, 4 aJc. gross mefium TO good,
3i,AAc. gross; common 10 iAlr, 2a,c. gross.
Sheep-3aiiic. gross.
Iambs-5aGhc gross.
Hcgs-Gh a1c. net.
Bulls AZ C.. gross
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Naturalization Ordered.

IBy feIrETaph % INC DIspaTcn.I
CHICAGO, Ju.c ia loch paper say,
President Ajra's0n, OF the international
Typographical Uuion, h1- appointed com
miticc Of three from Chicago Typogrlpl''
cal Union, No. 10, to look into the books Of
eN-socIcjary- PJscpc, who, it j.
ALLEGED, ha, uo' kept tho accounts properly,
lhol.h he PERSISTS IN the declaration that
,yClNih:ng Vi BE- found ali righ-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Sau.niil Burned-Primary Election
special telegram 20 the Dspatch.i

NMFOLG, VA, June l3.-T0.day the cX-
ienNyc saw min and Other works Of Mcs,rs.
R,Ct~, Oaiiuan & Co., on the Albcmarle
and rGe,apc kr canal, a, North Landing,
were burned. The mills were very yau.
able. and very large quantity OF sawed
umlcr was .fored on the grounds. The
entire properly, except the dryng.houSe.
va. con sUmcd. No estimates could be
made OF The To-. or the amount Of insurance.
TIE primary election in Portsmouth to-
day !csulcd H the selection Oi William A.
Fiskc for postmaster Mr.. Fiske waS for
merry IN the Legislature from Portsmouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Baseball Yesterday.

At Baltimore;
Batlmorcs ........2 002 I 0 l. :
Cleyelands .......0 900 900 o. o. D
BaSe.hilS: Baltimores, II; Cievel1nds,
). Errors BaltimOres, /; Cleyelands, 2.
At Philadelphia:
Athletics ..... ....S3f0 80 2--16
st. Louis ......O 3203 90 o. s
Ba,e.bits: Athletics. %: 81. Louis, II.
Errors: Abilities, 8; st. Louis, 9.
At Pittsburgh:
PiltsburgbS. .......O | q ] %
DCiIoits. .........0 o 0 o 3 o o 0 0-3
Base. hits: Pit,burgbs, 10; Detrot,,
II. Errors: Plttsburghs. 3; DctrOits. |.
Batteries: McCormlcklaud Miller; Weld
man and Briody.
At Chicago:
Chi.agos ..........1 81 0003 1X-9
Indianapolis ..0 0 0 1 1 002 IA
Ba.c.hls: ChicagOs, II; indianapolis,
-. Errors: ChicagoS, .; lndiinlpolIs. 3
Batteries Baldwin and Darling: Healey
and llackett.
At New York:
New Yorks........2 10000 o.
PEiladelphius ......2 900 0X-5
Base hits New YorkS. II; PhiadeI.
phip., IL. Errors: New YortS. 8; Phlla-
delphias. ,. Batteries keefe and
O'Rourke; casey and Mcclure.
At staten Island
Motropolitans ....0 % 3 0 1 0 0 o. 8
CinciuuatiS. ......0 l , 0 l : 0 X-13
Ba>e-hit,: Metropolitans, 10; Cincin-
natis, Il. Errors Metropolitans, 3; Gin
cinnatls, ,.
At Brooklyn:
Brooklyns ...."..4 302l00 oil
LOuisyilies ...0 0 0 0 , 0 O. }
Base.bts: Brooklyns, 10; LouisyileS, Il.
Elrols BTOoklyns, D; LOuisyiIleS, 6.
At Boston:
Bostons ..........O 100000 l. >
Washinctons. ....0 % o 0 0 o.
Pa,e.hit,: BO,tOrS, 10; Washingtons,
12. EIrors BOston,, 3; WaShingtons, :.
Batteries: Madden and Tate; Whitney
and Mack.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
MARIyE INTELLIG ENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 10. 1887
ARRIVED


Steamship Oh Dominion. Smith. New YORK,
merchandise and passengers, q. ". Alles .
Co.. agents.
steamer Fanita, Tunnill. Philadelphia, mer-
chaudiso and passengers, j. W. hcCsrrick,
agent.
Schooner Henry +. Haven, Curtis. New York,
railroad iron. ". b. Nadron. agent.
Schooner John Ii. Clayton, Parker, Philadel-
phia, coal. Charles ". West
Schooner Benjamin II. GArtslie, Sharp, Phil
adelphia, coal, Charles II. Page.
SAILED.
steamer Esscx. Davis, SerfOlk, United StAtss
mail. merchandise and passengers, l. D. Ia
.uni. agent
Schooner George ". CauingtJn. Meyers,
Wilmington, Poplar wood, j. l. Slaughter:
vessel, Curtis q Parker.
CLEARED.
Barkentne Thalassa tDut'hN stukie. Santa
Caihaiipa. -FOUR liaXallN renshaw Company
and Baltimore mills
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
The SharD Trial.
fBy teIograph 70 the Dispatch. !

IBy Telegraph 20 Tho Dispatch.I
NEW YORK, June 13.-When the Court
pi oyer and Terminer resumed Its session
tbi, morning Sharp was already In bis seat.
and appeared not the least disturbed by the
story oil "Billy" Msloney's coming. lie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
GRAIN AHD COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, june l3, 1857.
0FFERINGa.
CORN 300 bushels.
OATS 200 bushels
eALEs REPORTED 70 ssCRETGRg
OATS Mixed, go bushels very good Oh pri
yato ten nl-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
Contract Tor Grautte.

Ibc Committee on Grounds aud Build
in met last night and awarded the con-
IIact Tor granite for the City. Hall work to
the Westham Granite Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JUsE -. 1857.
GBy telegraph

ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond, Boa1, New York. aud
sailed fci West Point.
steamship William Lawronce, Warren, Proyi-
dcncr. aud sailed for West Point.
steamship Chatham, Haleu, Boston, and
sailed FOR baltimore.
Steamship Ixia. Churnsiie. New Orleans:
coalod and sailed for Duukirk.
steamship kapawha. Scar. New YORK load
ed coal and called for New York.
steamship sylvia. Nassoy, Norfolk, 10 COM
plete loading
steamship Rio Grando. Lewis, New York.
Schocners Erastus Wiman. Bennett. Now
York A. r. Weeds. New IOrk-bo.h 10 load
coal.
SAILED.
Hark Harriet Jackson, Bacon. Portland, coal.
Barge Gaatea, Road, New London, In tow Of
tug Minnie.
Barge Hornet, stevens, New London, In tow
u tug America.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
FINANCIAL
zxw YOxx BALTIMORE, AHp xIoH.
xorp STOCK ZxCHAuexs.
Grain. Provisions, Cotton. fsSssss. Ear
psntins, Rosin, Tar, sns
Peanut Markets.
[Rr telegraph to the pispatch.l

NEW YORK. June ia--The stock market wa
unusually dun to-day and searish Tho room
traders had the trading pretty much 20 theai.
selves. Tho leading operators were oil ont oi
Ntha city. and the bears had practically no oppo-
stiOn In their attacks upon tho weak spots.
The latter seemed b. be Northwest WDeeln2'
and Lake Erie Now England and LAKE Erie
and estern Chicago sold Grangers, and there
were iuInoss that the insiders In LAKE Lrio
and " estern were selling ont under cover OF
dividend AT The same timo tho failure In tho COT
fee trade had some little effect against tho mar
Ret Wfstern Union, 81. Paul. and Reading were
active tut featureless. The opening was gon-
orally weak. with prices = 70 y por cent below
tLogo of Saturday evening. moderate busi-
ueas wes transacted during tho trst fow min.
ufee. Only when the market b@ceme dull
CanaCa southern became conspicuous on an
emily decline. followed by Wheeling and LAKE
frie Another raid occurred after IL O'Clock,
in which the last mentioned stock aud oregon
Tians-C Continental were the principal sufferers.
The last hour wRs again heavy and the close
was very dull at about tho lowest nguros OF the
day IOtal ealos $500 shares
Svp,-StOcks dun and steady. None! easy
at Gao per cent Exchange-Long. 4sia ass;
short. ls0aiS6N. Governments duu.
EreninG.-Exchange dun and steady. Long,
4S5L short. iS7. Money iaI0 per cent. closlnga AZ
AZ Sub-Treasury balances-tiOli, SN.9h,Wl;
currency. tI5.347 900. Governments dun; per
cents, 1917 ~ per cents, i0t. state oonds
Tstfl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

Confidential advice. 20 either sex,
on delicate di.cascs. Book 10 cents in stamps.
Addres, World Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton, COB Main street. Buffalo, v \.
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yyhite.Hcad FACTORY Durncd.

by lelcEraph 20 tho DispatCh.I
NEW YORK. june 13-Turnbilp' whitt-
lead uctory, in New Town, back II Brook
lyr, va, burned tonight. Loss, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

We quote: Fine. g.. 50aS2 IS saperfine, f215s
s295; extra, g. 5CaSA15; family, tiaSi.J; pateut
family, cOuntry, SL7jai525
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
MARKETS By TRLEgRhrR
NEW YORK-


new Yokz, June l3-Cotton'quieta and steady;
sales, 2Gi bales; uplands, II 5-ij;. Orleans.
ME; netreceipts. 5Ul bales exports tO-Groat
Britain. 9sS bales 10 the Continent, 5l5 bales ,
stock, 3l4.Js4 bales. southern flour steaiy
common to fair extra, t350afi; good to
choice, g. lOaf5.:J. Wheat Lake. and options
2a2Ec. lower, closing heavy at bottom rates; No.
= red, June, 954s97c. July, % ,a9ic. Corn
generally steady but less active; No. ?, June,
f;ai7bc. July, HXaf7ac. oats shade lower
end less active; No. 2, 3ia3jc. mixed western.
3ieSGc.; No. June. 33H SS3 &C.. July, 80 "a
s3Ac. HOPS quiet aud unchanged. Coffee
Fair Rio dun and nominal: options unsettled,
active. and decidedly lower, closing firm no. Z
Rio. June. tl4. 55asl6.75; July, l53Oatl7; Au-
gust. fl5afls. sugar dun and nominal; reined
quiet and steady. Moiasses duh; 5l-test, 90.
Rice nrm. Cotton. seed oll-3iaSjc. for crude.
42a42c for refined. Resin dun at tl.25aSl.O.
Turpentne quiet at 35c Hides firm; wet saited,
New Orleans selected. 70 ~ 60 pounds. }sal0c.;
Texas selected, 30 20 % pounds, lOc. Wool
quiet, steady, and unchanged. Pork steady.
Beet duh. Mlddles duh aud nominal. Lard
moderately active and a shade lower; western
steam, .6S0aSGS91; July, t6.Vas6.91 Freights
dun.
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D., 50. gOasG.G4 /; July, s6.S6as6.91.
CHICAGO.
icAa0, June la-Casb quotations
CHICAGO.

CsIcAaO, June la-Casb quotations: Flour
dun. Ne. , spring wheat, gsa924c.: No. 3.
73c. No. red, 9sc No . coru. s7aI. &C. No. 2
oats, 25a25Lc. Mess-pork, 81. Lara, t662Xa
1865 Short-nb sides (loose), $40 Dry-saltod
shoulders boxed. s.. 6OaSI70. short-clssr sides
boxed, T.s0ay7.@ Whiskoy, sl.l0
Isaiing fltureg ranged.
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DENTISTS.

DR. L. DAWSON, DEN N
IL TlSr Vuuu
Oflce hours: From Q A. N. toaP.M
DR. q. .. DAWSON.
Onlce hours: Prom Z A. NJ. TO 7P.M.
ie i9-eodl2s'
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COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet.
QUOTATIONS..
MrpDFrNg--I
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FOR Rt NJ.
TOR RENT. Ga
SPECIALLY ATTRACTIYE-LOW RENT.

Northumberland BRICK-l2 rOOms-be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets; all inn
prOysments.
Monroe Park DWELLING, Main street 10
rooms all Improvements: only $50.
Centraliy-lOCatsd DWELLING, G9 Eighth
street. near Leigh street; hot and cold bath ;
7roJms, now being nicely papored.
Call for printed REN1-LlSr.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
ia 1910 l1i3 Main street
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GTCBNoRD STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY. June -, 1881.
SALEs-FIRST BOARD.-S90O Richmond city Is
at 10.
Closing quotations AZ the Stock Board:
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

JUNE ia-Market nrm. No transactions 70
ported. Receipts of stock from tho country
quite active all last week. Prime. 3Ha3tc.
fancy, Sc; common. 2a3c. sheled, Safe.
factory hand picked, 3itaiAc.